Sometimes I read too fast and occasionally skip over words. How

Read more slowly.

read less quickly

>>8930373
>>8930381
Incredible. Thanks for asking this amazing question to evoke the depths of this boards wisdom, OP.

>>8930501
Oh, but it's not that simple, anon. It's never that simple.

>>8930373
I thought it was "More Slowlier."

>>8930361
I have the same problem. I speed up reading when the action speeds up. I think it's great tho, because if something really quick happens,you drop some words and action becomes more real - when in adrenaline rush, your focus changes and you may miss some details. To sum it up - I would not change anything.

>>8930361
Figure out the right voice for the narrator. Sometimes it's the author, but often not. Read the opening lines and probe your consciousness, and just listen in a quiet room for the story to speak to you. Then, let the narrator tell you the story.

Start by reading the first passage out loud, and then subvocalize just a little faster

>>8930361
Ask yourself this: Are you even reading?

your brain is trained to ignore irrelevant information. just embrace it.

>>8932280
But won't that indirectly affect my writing?

ADHD?

>>8930361
Make sure you can repeat each sentence/phrase to yourself word for word, in your head, before you move on. I can't help but do this and as a result I never miss a word, though I also read quite slowly.